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US Tasking? Are way too many TATs/MATs are being called vs. NOTENOUGH ASSIGNED TASKS (3% in 2013)



 
 
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Old July 29th 14, 03:09 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Bruce Hoult[_2_]
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Default US Tasking? Are way too many TATs/MATs are being called vs. NOT ENOUGH ASSIGNED TASKS (3% in 2013)

My take on this is simple:

- FAI classes should almost always be racing ASTs.
- MATs are useful in handicapped races with a range of performance.

John Cochrane makes a point about climatic conditions sometimes making
it difficult or risky to get to a specific point. Perhaps ironically,
the old fashioned sector turnpoints can often solve that problem, at
the cost of flying some unscored extra distance. That's better than not
completing the task.

 




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